Brothers Attack Hospital Security Guards, Face Charges
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Two brothers, Amir and Mohammad Sah from Arraba, have been indicted for assaulting security guards at Poriya Hospital. Amir allegedly headbutted a guard, breaking his nose, after a dispute over hospital entry. Mohammad later punched a guard multiple times and threatened staff with a chair. Both face charges including assault and threats, with police vowing zero tolerance for violence against public servants.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Brothers Amir and Mohammad Sah indicted for attacking Poriya Hospital security guards.
- Amir allegedly headbutted a guard, causing a broken nose.
- Mohammad punched a guard twice and threatened staff with a chair.
- The incident began with a dispute over hospital escort policy.
- Both brothers face charges including assault and threats.
Israeli police have filed charges against two brothers, Amir Sah, 26, and Mohammad Sah, 31, both residents of Arraba, for a violent incident at Poriya Hospital last week. According to the indictment, Amir arrived at the emergency room on crutches, accompanied by his sister and fiancée. When security informed them only one escort was allowed, a dispute erupted. Amir's sister entered the ER with them, and when security attempted to escort her out, Amir allegedly threatened a guard, "Take your hand off, or I'll break it." He then reportedly threw his crutches, charged at a deputy security chief, cursed him, and headbutted him, causing a broken nose. Security subdued Amir with pepper spray after a struggle.
About half an hour later, Mohammad arrived and attacked a security guard, punching him in the face. After being pushed away, he returned and attacked the same guard again. The guard sustained facial injuries. Mohammad then allegedly grabbed a chair and threatened the guards with it.
Amir is charged with severe assault, disorderly conduct, assaulting a public servant, and threats. Mohammad faces charges of threats, disorderly conduct, and assault causing actual bodily harm to a public servant.
Investigative Officer Adham Zuabi stated that police acted quickly to arrest the suspects. He emphasized the severity with which violence against public servants is viewed and vowed zero tolerance and full prosecution.
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